JAIL AND CRIMINAL RECORDS

The Stevenson family could not allow the Peters family fired without receiving punishment. When they were deciding what to do with them, the whole Williams family arrived to see how the Stevenson family has done in pursuit of the robbers of their house.

By the time they reached the Stevenson family home, they comprehend that they had discovered the thieves, and that the thieves turned out to be the entire Peters family.

The first thing, the Williams family told them to do is, notify the police, because this crime cannot go unpunished, and they have to receive some punishment for everything they have stolen up to that point.

As soon as the police arrived, the Peters family was taken away, under the astonished gaze of all the employees, and their respective children.

The Stevenson family, along with the Williams family, went after the police car to file a complaint against them, and at the same time, to make sure they return everything that has been stolen up to that point.

After filing the complaint and doing the impossible, they had to spend two years in jail for all the robberies committed.

To make the complaint and arrest of the Peters family more effective, the lawyer for both families, who are Stevenson and Williams, recommended that, if they wanted them to stay in jail, for the robberies they have committed since they entered the house until now, they should go to court, and they accepted.

At the trial, both families learned of other crimes of the Peters family, among them were the following crimes: money laundering, extortion, blackmail, cannibalism, witchcraft, robbery, murder, trafficking in women, illegal sales of alcohol, drug addiction, murder of his own family, kidnapping and rape.

With those crimes that came to light, the judge and jury gave the Peters family twenty years in prison and no bail. When they came out of the trial, both families asked the employees for forgiveness on their knees and gave them back their days off, and everything went back to how it was before the robberies.